Felipe Derflingher Amber Glass Pendant Chandelier 1950s Mexico
Felipe Derflingher Amber Glass Pendant Chandelier 1950s Mexico
Felipe Derflingher Amber Glass Pendant Chandelier 1950s Mexico
Felipe Derflingher Amber Glass Pendant Chandelier 1950s Mexico
Felipe Derflingher Amber Glass Pendant Chandelier 1950s Mexico
Felipe Derflingher Amber Glass Pendant Chandelier 1950s Mexico
Felipe Derflingher Amber Glass Pendant Chandelier 1950s Mexico
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Felipe Derflingher Amber Glass Pendant Chandelier 1950s Mexico

$1,500.00
$1,500.00
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Designed to make a statement, this chandelier is a perfect fit for mid-century or eclectic interiors, offering both functionality and artistic appeal.
Description

This striking mid-century Felipe Derflingher, also known as Felipe Derflingher, amber glass pendant chandelier is a luminous celebration of craftsmanship and design. Known for his innovative work with glass and lighting, Derflingher masterfully combined functional artistry with a bold aesthetic, creating pieces that remain iconic in the world of modern design. This chandelier exemplifies his vision, with its radiant amber glass in a mosaic of domed shapes that glow like molten gold when illuminated.

Handcrafted with precision, the pendant’s domed metal frame houses dozens of amber glass elements, each featuring organic patterns and rich tonal variations. The textured, bubbly surface of the glass captures and diffuses light beautifully, creating an atmosphere of warmth and elegance. 

The dimensions are 10.5” high x 18.5” diameter, and it has the original long chain. 
Additional Information

About Filipe Derflinger's "Caged" Technique

Filipe Derflinger’s signature "caged" technique is a remarkable fusion of artistry and innovation, combining hand-blown glass with meticulously crafted metal frameworks. This process creates a dynamic tension between the organic forms of glass and the structural rigidity of metal, resulting in designs that are both functional and sculptural. The metal cages not only frame the vibrant glass elements but also accentuate the interplay of light and shadow, a hallmark of Derflinger's mid-century aesthetic. This technique exemplifies his mastery in elevating everyday objects into captivating works of art.